Route 22 Nissan Roland Villatoro, Nuno Ferreira, Mark Frank, Howard Newman Scammers! Internet

We will try to do that. thanx for the very interesting comment!

and get your story to all of the Investigative Reporters. Someone may do a story on T.V. about your situation so others in your area are alerted about how this dealership operates.

You can 'Google' this- CAR SALES: TRICKS OF THE TRADE- CONSUMER ALERT, and watch the undercover camera catch a car dealership that took advantage of a young woman named Tori.

The BBB and Nissan Consumer Affairs will most likely protect the Nissan dealership instead of helping you. You can also 'Google' this- BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 20/20 INVESTIGATION, and watch the video on the web. It appears that the BBB is just another scam that's really protecting the companies who pay their membership fees to the BBB, right?

***Getting your story exposed on local T.V. is your best bet, and it will spread throughout your city and other innocent consumers will be able to see that they should stay away from this dealership. The window etching at other dealerships is sold for around $150. If they charged you $2,647, you really got Ripped-Off big time! That alone should get an Investigative Reporter interested in doing your story on T.V. If they did this to you, they probably did it to many other honest and unsuspecting consumers like yourself, wouldn't you agree?

Good luck to you!

Thanx for the feedback. Ok. My wife signed all the documents without reading the details. At that point we had spent about 4 hours at the dealer with our cranky 1 year old so we just couldn't wait to close the deal and trusted what they explained before signing which was the biggest mistake unfortunaly... ....But how about the mileage of odometer which is different from the number in Car Fax? Is there anything we can do about that?

". My wife asked Nuno for a breakdown of the bill and he said it would be mailed to us by Nissan financial corp."

   The breakdown is on the sales contract that was signed.   Did your wife read the contract before signing?   Without a signed contract listing all of those extras, the dealer could not have pulled this off.   When buying a car, you should not only read and understand everything that is in the contract, but you should also not leave without your own copy.   It is a binding agreement, so it's only common sense that you have a copy of what you agreed to pay.

  The contract should list the price of the car and all other charges (like gap insurance and warranties) that are being paid for.  There should be a total at the bottom.  If you didn't sign one of these, you may have a case.    On the other hand, if you fell for the common tactic of signing a blank or incomplete contract (which they filled in later), you are probably screwed.